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Animate images into ASMR videos with Kling AI

Demo summary

The user demonstrates uploading an image to Kling AI, using the Deep Seek tool to refine the prompt, and generating a video with synchronized AI sound.

Step-by-step

  1. Navigate to the Video section in Kling AI
  2. Upload an image to the Image to Video page
  3. Type a short description of the desired video action
  4. Click on Deep Seek to rewrite and optimize the prompt
  5. Click Use Prompt to apply the rewritten text
  6. Review and manually edit the AI-generated prompt for accuracy
  7. Click Generate to create the video
  8. Click the AI Sound button if you need to regenerate the automatic audio

Options

  • Use the YouTube format for the video output
  • Regenerate audio using the AI Sound button

Watch out for

  • Kling AI follows instructions literally, requiring highly clear input
  • Deep Seek may add unwanted elements to the prompt (e.g., liquid coming out of an object) that must be manually removed

Tips

  • Double-check the AI-generated prompt before clicking generate to ensure it matches your vision
  • Take your time to craft prompts carefully for better results
  • Use the creator's prompt as a reference for structure

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Image to Video

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  7. 2:471:07Animate images into ASMR videos with Kling AICurrentThe user demonstrates uploading an image to Kling AI, using the Deep Seek tool to refine the prompt, and generating a video with synchronized AI sound.AI Century
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  11. 15:001:06Image-to-video with start and end framesThe creator demonstrates the image-to-video method by setting a specific start frame and using multi-shot prompts to control the motion and narrative flow.Dan Kieft
  12. 17:020:28Motion transfer with Kling AIThe creator shows how to use Kling Motion Transfer to map the movements from a real 'driving video' of himself onto a static AI influencer image.Sirio